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ethereal /ethe·re·al/ (e-ther´e-il) 1. pertaining to, prepared with, containing, or resembling ether. 2. evanescent; delicate.
ethereal 1. pertaining to, prepared with, containing or resembling ether. 2. evanescent; delicate. ethereal sulfates an important detoxication process in the liver is the formation of these sulfates that are more readily excreted than the parent compounds. |
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Since joining Grandiva, he's immersed himself in ballerina life 101: how to dance in a tutti, apply fake eyelashes, and rise en pointe with effortless ethereality. Furthermore, the liberationist critiques of both radicals and Marxists had become irrelevant, speaking as they did to the conditions that pertained under the reign of "economic man" but not "psychological man," the characteristic human type of the new therapeutic age who had been effectively liberated from the allegedly repressive, authoritarian bourgeois order only to find himself enslaved by his own seeming ethereality and the paternalistic state. Between them, the pre-Taniguchi buildings have membranes of horizontally fritted glass applied to their north exposure, diffusing their distinct legibility and aiding MoMA's general ethereality. |
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